**Breaking: Over 150 Cities Submit Bids to Host Banana Ball Games in 2026**
Banana Ball’s rapid rise from a quirky baseball experiment to a national sports sensation reached a new milestone today. **More than 150 cities across over 40 U.S. states** have officially submitted their interest in hosting Banana Ball games for the **2026 season**, organizers confirmed. Cities from **every major region of the country** — including the Northeast, Midwest, South, and West Coast — are vying to bring the high-energy, fast-paced, fan-first sport to their communities.
What’s more, **multiple international cities** have also expressed formal interest, signaling Banana Ball’s growing global appeal. This unprecedented wave of enthusiasm comes just months after the league announced plans to expand with **two new, yet-to-be-named teams** set to debut in 2026. According to league officials, the selection process will focus on fan engagement potential, stadium facilities, and community support.
Jesse Cole, the league’s founder, shared his excitement: *“This is bigger than baseball. It’s about creating joy, unforgettable moments, and a new way to experience the game. Seeing this level of interest from cities around the world is incredible.”*
The final list of host cities and the home bases for the new franchises are expected to be unveiled in **early 2026**, following a series of site visits and fan events. This expansion is set to make the **Banana Ball World Tour** one of the most ambitious live sports tours in recent history.
With its signature rule changes, nonstop action, and emphasis on entertainment, **Banana Ball has captured the hearts of fans nationwide** — and soon, perhaps, around the world. The 2026 season promises to be its biggest and boldest yet.
